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07-29-2006 12:40:43




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After reading all the other post on this how much oil is normal? mine can run for about 15 minutes and start dripping from the muffler. and is it normal to get some oil in the blower,I can clean the blower out,put it back on let it run for about 5 minutes take it off and there will be some oil in the bottom of blower,




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07-30-2006 08:15:15




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 Re: oily exhanst in reply to 435 Question, 07-29-2006 12:40:43  
Thanks ,if that is normal then that is great,I have never seen another to compare this one too I see picture of them in different condition and do not see all the mess on the hood and manifold, I guess they keep them clean.



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720Deere

07-30-2006 14:11:20




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 Re: oily exhanst in reply to 435Question, 07-30-2006 08:15:15  
There are good ones and bad ones. I have seen 53 series Detroits on a fresh rebuild that still had slobbering issues. I have also seen old and tired units that were fairly clean. Unless your finding a huge amount of oil in the blower, it's normal. If it's holding much oil you better check the drains as clogged drains can cause a run away screamer that's tough to stop.



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720Deere

07-29-2006 17:27:37




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 Re: oily exhanst in reply to 435 Question, 07-29-2006 12:40:43  
They didn't call them "slobbering Detroits" for nothing.



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